Professor Ian Tracey plays 'Elizabethan Serenade' by Ronald Binge on the Johannus Ecclesia D-47

Professor Ian Tracey plays the Johannus Ecclesia D-47 at the Parish Church of St. Stephen, Whelley, Wigan, UK.
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[@Ivanhoe2]

Bravo Sir! A beautiful sound delightfully played. How the wonderful Ronald Binge enriched our musical lives with his splendidly lilting compositions. Here was one of them in the musical hands of a sensitive organist. Many thanks for posting. Best Wishes.

[@1931buick]

Such beautiful music played by such a talented organist. Does anyone make this kind of music anymore?

[@peterjohnson7710]

Beautiful play on an even more beautiful Johannus organ. If you church is looking for a new organ Please look into Johanns there are wonderful organs.

[@mikeclarke6537]

I think this really beautifully played and divinely wonderful

[@ThePassamezzo]

Thank you for this. It shows off the organ well. I am just about to embark on my own arrangement for organ of this piece which I have loved since childhood.

[@seamusmccarthy8204]

Very different to what I've heard before but equally pleasing to the ear. Equally soothing too. Excellent!!! Tres magnifique!!!!!

[@dehnerbootboy]

Nicely done, Ian!

[@petermanson728]

Absolutely Brilliant

[@stevebirmingham9650]

wow brilliant interpretation Bravo

[@muzikaeuropa]

Wunderbares Stück by Ronald Bige!! Amazing!! Also the Johannus Organ´´´´

[@filipi58]

Absolutely brillant.

[@Romalus01]

Amazing

[@carlosoliveira3723]

encantado

[@johnsharp9523]

awesome song sounds grat on the organ great oops lol

[@petermanson728]

Absolutely Brilliant